Just finished watching this movie today. The movie is almost calm from beginning to end, which fits the title of the movie "Bookstore". The topic of oppression by power has existed in ancient and modern times at home and abroad, and it is also shown in this film. The film really reflects the struggle between a helpless woman who lost her husband and a powerful general's wife, and the result is predictable, Mrs. Green failed. The film did not give Mrs. Green a golden finger and let her bow down to the power, which is a big praise. There have been many tragedies in history, and the reality is shown, rather than blindly beautifying, the audience may be more willing to accept it.
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